This is a mug depicting Krampus fighting Santa Claus in a frightful scene with bewildered elves and a crashed sleigh on fire! The full color version has a fired on decal applied over a low relief sculpt, giving some extra dimension to P'Gosh's original art. This, however, is the dynamic high relief "waterwash" glaze version. Either version could also be ordered complete with a pewter lid to fully change the "mug" to a "stein". The lid measures 2 3/4" tall and depicts the Krampus stuffing a child into his sack.

A Marquesan styled Tiki mug. Nuku Nuku is a replica of a carving created by Bill. Glazed in a satin matte with a medium-hued brown glaze which is then wiped to allow the richer hues of the glaze to prevail in the recesses. This version was marked for Forbidden Island in Alameda, CA.

This is a mug shaped like a bell buoy. It was originally issued in 8 different color choices (Red, Blue, Purple, Turquoise, Blue, Green, Yellow and Orange). Each buoy mug has a ceramic bell strung to its underside. Each buoy's numbering corresponds to its actual number. For example #1, 11, 21, 31... have a 1 on them. #2, 12, 22... have a 2 on them. There is also a Super Limited Edition in Brown or Green glaze with a tapa-patterned base. This is the Black Friday edition and was released in black for the Black Friday 2016 event. Most of these Black Friday mugs were limited to ten pieces only.

This is a mug shaped like a mermaid wearing a fearsome Tiki mask. This super limited edition of 50 is done in a beige glaze with a sort of reddish brown wipe effect to pick out details in the sculpt. Other color editions are limited to 250 each. Inspired by the traditional Fog Cutter mug, which has an hourglass shape with the female form.

A black mug shaped like a man wearing a hat. Campari America introduced this new addition to its rum portfolio in 2016: The Baron Samedi Spiced Rum. Named for the Haitian guardian of all things enchantingly dark and otherworldly, the 90-proof spirit features Caribbean column-still rum mixed with Jamaican pot-still rum and features a variety of spices including vanilla, cocoa, cinnamon, clove and vetiver (a grass native to Haiti that lends a woody, earthy flavor).

A mug shaped like a mask head with tall forehead decorated in many thin lines and with speckled almond shaped eyes. This mug was designed by Michael Fry and is inspired by an African mask that originally measured about 30 inches. It is an example of TIKAR ART, from the grasslands, chiefdom of Bamenda, Cameroon. Glazed in either a semi-gloss red with natural clay tones or a green semi-gloss with natural clay tones.

This bowl was used by Trader Vic's, and is full of the familiar scenery of lounging men, rum barrels and hula girls as seen on other Trader Vic's items. Three kneeling girls, holding uli uli, support the bowl, the girls have their knees out and are molded separately. Bowl is white with details painted in many colors. This newer version has crisper graphics than previously, with side scenes in "low relief/bas relief" and the faces and figures of the kneeling hula girls are slightly thinner than previous versions. The bottom has mold supports from all three girls continuing into almost the center and is marked "Trader Vic's 2012" in recessed molded lettering with a "Made In Mexico" sticker as well. Contracted for production through Tiki Farm although not labeled as such.

This is a bucket shaped mug with a Coco Joe inspired Lono Tiki on front with a pineapple headdress. Measures 4 1/4" tall and with an upper width of 4" and a lower width of 3 1/4". Comes in three color-ways: blue, dark green and light green. A portion of all sales benefit the Hawaiian Monk Seal Foundation.

A stained brown plaster lamp version of the Tiki Farm Warrior mug. Tiki has almond-shaped, slanted eyes, and a squatting posture with knees meeting. Comes with hand laced faux bamboo lampshade and measures 17.75 inches total. This tiki was designed by Squid and produced by Tiki Farm.

This is a clear pint glass with a heat decal of a pinstriped cat on front. The cat is MADE of pin striping, not just a cat WITH pinstripes, and has a tiki-esque look with squatting posture, razor teeth in a grimace, and slanted almond eyes. Pinstripes are black and yellow. Based on a limited edition serigraph print issued in 1997.

This is a loball glass marked for Smuggler's Cove's Voyager membership. This glass is given for drinking your way through the whole menu (80 drinks) to become a Voyager of the Cove.

This is a shark-shaped mug, with arms, its mouth agape, rising up from blue waves. Grey/light blue glaze, white teeth with red details, blue gloss waves. In Hawaiian mythology, an Aumakua is a family god. Mano representing the Shark.